Introduction to textures is a vital part of early childhood development, helping children understand the world around them through touch. Our Persian sensory book for kids, titled آشنایی با اشیا (Understanding Objects), offers a unique, hands-on approach to learning these essential concepts in the Farsi language. Written by Nafiseh Razghandi, this interactive one-page guide is more than just a reading resource—it is a creative project for the whole family.
A Hands-On Approach to Farsi Vocabulary Instead of just looking at pictures, this Persian sensory book for kids asks children to “Touch and Feel” (لمس کن و حس کن). The page is divided into different sensory categories, allowing children to physically attach materials that represent each texture:
Soft (نرم): Parents can help children glue a piece of cotton or soft fabric here to represent the concept.
Hard (سفت): Find something solid to represent the “hard like…” category.
Spongy (اسفنجی): A perfect place to explore squishy textures.
Sticky (چسبناک): Teaches the Farsi word for “sticky” through real-world examples.
Rough (زبر): Helps children identify coarse surfaces.
Educational Benefits for Bilingual Families At Danaa School, we believe that the best way to learn a heritage language is through active engagement. This Persian sensory book for kids encourages parents to talk with their children in Farsi as they select and glue different materials to the page. This process builds a strong “sensory-language” link, making it much easier for kids to remember Farsi adjectives like Zabr (rough) or Sefat (hard).
About the Author: Nafiseh Razghandi As part of the trusted “Farsi ba Nafise” series, this resource reflects the high educational standards expected from Nafiseh Razghandi. Her materials are designed to be affordable, flexible, and perfectly suited for bilingual children living in English-speaking environments who need fun ways to stay connected to their Persian roots.
Pages: 1
writer: Nafiseh Razghandi
£2.00
Introduction to textures is a vital part of early childhood development, helping children understand the world around them through touch. Our Persian sensory book for kids, titled آشنایی با اشیا (Understanding Objects), offers a unique, hands-on approach to learning these essential concepts in the Farsi language. Written by Nafiseh Razghandi, this interactive one-page guide is more than just a reading resource—it is a creative project for the whole family.
A Hands-On Approach to Farsi Vocabulary Instead of just looking at pictures, this Persian sensory book for kids asks children to “Touch and Feel” (لمس کن و حس کن). The page is divided into different sensory categories, allowing children to physically attach materials that represent each texture:
Soft (نرم): Parents can help children glue a piece of cotton or soft fabric here to represent the concept.
Hard (سفت): Find something solid to represent the “hard like…” category.
Spongy (اسفنجی): A perfect place to explore squishy textures.
Sticky (چسبناک): Teaches the Farsi word for “sticky” through real-world examples.
Rough (زبر): Helps children identify coarse surfaces.
Educational Benefits for Bilingual Families At Danaa School, we believe that the best way to learn a heritage language is through active engagement. This Persian sensory book for kids encourages parents to talk with their children in Farsi as they select and glue different materials to the page. This process builds a strong “sensory-language” link, making it much easier for kids to remember Farsi adjectives like Zabr (rough) or Sefat (hard).
About the Author: Nafiseh Razghandi As part of the trusted “Farsi ba Nafise” series, this resource reflects the high educational standards expected from Nafiseh Razghandi. Her materials are designed to be affordable, flexible, and perfectly suited for bilingual children living in English-speaking environments who need fun ways to stay connected to their Persian roots.
Pages: 1
writer: Nafiseh Razghandi
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